Greg Colgan is the Editor at the Outlook, where he has been instrumental since early 2021. With 15 years of journalistic experience, he primarily covers Canmore council while also exploring themes related to travel and tourism, environmental services, and natural resources. Greg's work has been featured in various publications, including Mountain View Today, Airdrie City View Ltd, and CBC.
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Greg Colgan's coverage is focused on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and real estate industry in Canmore, Canada. He regularly reports on municipal development projects, environmental issues, and financial strategies within this region.
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New signage will be 'very visible, very clear to people,' says Parks Canada superintendent
By: Greg Colgan
Parks Canada is returning the threatened westslope cutthroat trout to several mountain lakes and creeks to grow its population.
By: Greg Colgan
'Failure to keep your pets leashed in the national parks poses risks to pets and wildlife,' says spokesperson
A pair of hikers with an off-leash dog were charged after coming close to a well-known grizzly bear on a popular hiking trail in Banff National Park.
'The man was hiking with a group at the time of the incident,' says Parks Canada
Woman dead after falling near Marvel Peak on Tuesday
Rockfall on June 1 closed Highway 742 A popular stretch of highway accessing Kananaskis Country through Canmore could reopen by the middle of August after a rockfall has left it closed for two months.
A conservation group is asking for a judicial review in federal court after permits were provided for a logging operation in Kananaskis Country in an area with threatened bull trout.
By: Greg Colgan
Company says it's 'prioritizing environmental outcomes' in its Highwood River project
By: Greg Colgan
Bears 'rarely survive in the long run' when accessing human food and associating it with people: Parks Canada
